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From left, Rev. Canon Matonya from the Christian Council of Tanzania (left), Shamim Khan, Chairperson of National Muslim Women (JUWAKITA) and Kjetil Schie, representative of the Norwegian Embassy to Tanzania displaying the new NCA strategy 2024-2025

NCA’s five year strategy to address inequality, GBV and climate change

‘TOGETHER for Just Societies in Tanzania’ is both a strategy and a call to action, reflecting a renewed commitment to advancing peace, building resilience and promoting justice across the country.

TARURA is doing more than building roads; it is unlocking opportunities and improving the livelihood of Tanzanians.

TARURA’s quiet infrastructure revolution, a path to prosperity

The trade war could slow the global clean energy transition, at a time when it is the need of the day.

Global trade war puts climate action under threat

Poaching and trade in sea turtles and their eggs are illegal in Tanzania and carry significant penalties.

World Turtle Day 2025: A call to combat illegal poaching and deadly consumption of sea turtles

CPS unveils Paje Square a timber-engineered project in Zanzibar

Community urged to utilize available resources to address local challenges

Africa coffee industry: Need to foster local processing to empower farmers

In Kenya, girls are sold into marriage to stave off starvation from drought

‘Dope’ Xmas: Now this is from the horse’s mouth…

Mastering financial discipline key to resilience, sustainable growth

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Agnes Nzowa, the founder and CEO of Huno Plus (third right) with officials from Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) and agriculture stakeholders from across the country.

Beyond farming: How agribusiness is fuelling gender-inclusive growth

Mary Makondo, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Constitution and Legal Affairs provides legal aid service to one of the citizens during this year’s international trade fair held at Sabasaba grounds in Dar es Salaam.

How translated law sections help Mama Samia legal aid campaign reach marginalized groups

The UNICEF report says “Namibia devotes a significant share of its budget towards the education of its children, with an annual average spending of 20.7 per cent of total budget and 7.8 per cent of GDP.

Quality early childhood education foundation for lifelong learning

As decay progresses, it affects deeper layers of the tooth, leading to pain, infection, and ultimately loss of a tooth that could otherwise be saved.

Understanding the link between oral hygiene, whole-body health

Beyond the household level, the wider use of hermetic bags could have positive ripple effects on the local economy.

Scaling improved on-farm storage in Tanzania: Adoption, impact of hermetic storage technology

Beyond surgical repair, CCBRT addresses the root causes of obstetric fistula through preventive maternal health services offered at its Maternity Wing.

Tanzania marks ‘International Day to End Obstetric Fistula’with renewed commitment to women's health

Intercultural education can enhance global citizenship

Intercultural education can enhance global citizenship

If this symposium was any indication, Africa’s rebirth isn’t a far-off dream.

Kikwete, Mbeki ignites youth at UDSM symposium with call for African rebirth

A seaweed harvester walking at dawn on the coast of Paje, Zanzibar, Tanzania

African islands under threat: What must be done after Trump’s withdrawal from climate change agreement

Veterinary experts demonstrates best practices in treating donkeys during the World Donkey Day celebrations in Chemba District, Dodoma Region:

Tanzania marks World Donkey Day with a call for compassion and conservation

As time passes, the world evolves in terms of perspectives and priorities. This reality calls on education stakeholders to reconsider how learners' performance is evaluated and presented.

Revisiting ways of expressing learners’ academic performance

These scientists are the silent guardians of these fundamental human needs.

The silent guardians: How unsung heroes in Tanzanian labs bring closure from ashes

Honey

World Bee Day 2025 to set stage for hosting of global beekeeping forum

The European Commission authorized “UV-treated powder of Tenebrio molitor larvae (yellow mealworm) as a novel food” on January 20, 2025.

‘I will not eat the bugs’: Examining a right-wing narrative about scarcity and insect consumption

The AGSPI 2025 report poses these two key questions: Why are some countries better than others at turning their economic resources into social progress? What does that mean for investors? Here is the reply it provides.

Tanzania among ‘10 most improved’ countries in water, sanitation

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